International Reads:
- Some Americans live in a parallel economy where everything is terrible – Yahoo
- Home prices reach record high of $387,600, putting damper on spring season – CBS News
- Why Target and McDonald’s are cutting prices and offering deals – CNBC
- Homelessness is affecting more older adults as rents eclipse fixed incomes – Streetlight
- Majority of Americans wrongly believe US is in recession – The Guardian
- Biden’s New Import Rules Will Hit Ebike Batteries Too – Wired
- A 220-year-old American corporate powerhouse is breaking up. – CNN
- Tesla slashes Model Y production in Shanghai, data shows – Reuters
- Work from Home Will Have a Bigger Impact on the Economy than AI – Nominal News
Local Reads:
- Richard Marles concealed war crimes report, denying justice for David McBride – Michael West
- NDIS rorting by criminal syndicates worse than feared, says scheme’s watchdog – ABC
- Anthony Albanese has begun his third year as prime minister by going on the political attack – The Guardian
- Why Peter Dutton’s nuclear policy makes no sense – The Guardian
- From STIs to severe pain: Australia has a medicine shortage ‘problem’ – SBS
- Queensland government rejects Great Artesian Basin carbon capture and storage project – ABC
- NSW magistrate rules ex-marine pilot Daniel Duggan can be handed over to US over claims he trained Chinese pilots – ABC
- Pro-Palestine protests: Two University of Sydney students suspended after classes ‘significantly disrupted’ – SMH
- Southern Hemisphere’s first cryogenically frozen client at rest in regional New South Wales facility – ABC
- Optus says it will defend allegations it failed to protect confidential details of 9 million customers in cyber attack – ABC
- Private health insurers have raised premiums on some policies by more than quadruple the approved average, says Choice – ABC
- Housing affordability slowly but steadily improving for first home buyers – Interest.co.nz
- BNZ economists slash house price forecast – Interest.co.nz
Media Appearances:
Australia’s jobs market is ‘cruising for a bruising’:
Peter Dutton’s immigration cuts good but not enough
Forget about further RBA interest rate hikes
Australia simply cannot build enough homes:
Short termism is killing Australia’s economy:
Australia will be plastered in high rise slums:
A “full court press” from the pro-migration lobby:
